Books with author Judith Bauer Stamper

This durably bound handle book is a wonderful way to introduce prayer to God's littlest ones. Offering a carefully chosen mix of well-loved traditional prayers--including the Our Father, the Hail Mary, and the Guardian Angel Prayer--original prayers, and Bible verses, this delightfully illustrated book gently opens up the world of prayer to children. With parent-and-child activities and peek-through windows, this is a book to be treasured by the whole family.

This time-saving resource provides ready-to-use readings organized around high-interest topics connected to the curriculum. The readings are specially formatted to provide practice with text marking, a proven, powerful tool for building comprehension skills, such as finding main idea and details, identifying cause and effect, and using context clues. Each lesson comes with specific instructions and tips to help teachers follow a gradual release instructional approach. Also includes a CD of whiteboard-ready files that provides another great way to model, practice, and apply the technique. For use with Grades 4-8.

Grammar is one of those important subjects that many students find difficult to swallow. One solution is to offer students grammar practice in small doses. This book is designed to do just that. Each of the grammar activities in this book should take the average kid only five minutes to complete. (Of course, some students may take a little longer, while others may finish sooner.) Kids get quick and much-needed practice in parts of speech, sentence structure, capitalization, punctuation, and much more. How to Use This Book This book contains 180 grammar activities--one for each day of the school year. To use, reproduce each page and cut apart the activities. Then hand each student one activity each day. You may also want to post the activity on your bulletin board, or copy it onto the blackboard. Another option is to make an overhead trans parency of each page. You can focus on one activity by simply covering the others on the page, saving each of these for another day. While the activities were designed for independent work, you can certainly present them to your whole class. You can use each activity to introduce a new topic, to review a topic you've already studied, or to assess how much students have learned. Whichever way you decide to use this book, students are sure to gain a lot from their everyday practice.

In Magic School Bus chapter book #9, Ms Frizzle and the gang find out they must become Dinosaur Detectives at the Museum of Natural History.Ms Frizzles and the gang just want to study dinosaurs at the Museum of Natural History. But by mistake, they end up traveling through time to the actual Mesozoic era and come face to face with real meat-eaters! Yikes! They learn about the differences between all kinds of dinosaurs and the different eras these creatures roamed to earth. Don't miss their exciting chase with a T-Rex and their race to get back home! Read how the Magic School bus kids become real Dinosaur Detectives.